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bel·ligerància
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militancia
A militant aggressiveness.
combativeness
militance
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bel·ligerància
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militancia
Catalan
militància
Activity.
activity
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1
With growing
militancy
,
attacks and social problems, they won't go away soon.
2
However, the group ruled out halting
militancy
in the three-year-old Palestinian revolt.
3
Kahtan's path to
militancy
began at the age of 13, he said.
4
Following such
militancy
,
the negotiating table delivered change to benefit inter-county players.
5
Twelve years into the war on
militancy
,
Pakistan's police are chronically under-funded.
6
There are also worries that religious or political
militancy
could take root.
7
It also raised fresh questions about the state's ability to tackle
militancy
.
8
Governments have blamed the attacks on a broader rise in Islamist
militancy
.
9
He also predicted that the Budget would fuel inflation and pay
militancy
.
10
Analysts disagree on how much of a threat
militancy
poses for Egypt.
11
Medvedev has placed more emphasis on tackling the underlying causes of
militancy
.
12
Washington will keep up the pressure on him to tackle Islamist
militancy
.
13
As for
militancy
in America, no generation that attempted it could win.
14
You are obsessed clearly by this discovery of the
militancy
of God.
15
But
militancy
,
in itself, should not dictate the outcome of a dispute.
16
If so, Islamic
militancy
would only become a bigger threat to all.
militancy
islamic militancy
deal with militancy
rise militancy
fight militancy
tackle militancy
Catalan
bel·ligerància
bel·licositat
militància
Spanish
militancia
combatividad
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боец